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A Legacy of
Entertainment
The King Tutt Band originated deep in the heart and
soul of Montgomery, Alabama. For the last five decades,
the name King Tutt has symbolized excellence in stage
performance, vocal talent and instrumental mastery.
With the retirement of William “King” Tutt,
Sr. in 1965, William, Jr. was quick to carry on the
tradition.
In the following years, the band played as back-up
musicians for many top recording stars. Eventually,
the band traveled abroad, they traveled to a great many
places, Germany, Sweden, France, Italy, and Hawaii,
receiving standing ovations after every engagement.
Being able to duplicate the Top 20 R&B, Pop and
Rock with accuracy and mix original scoring, as well
as innovative new musical tracks gives the King Tutt
Band a definite edge in an exciting night of entertainment.
Having released two hit singles, “Keep On Jukin’”
and “Dancin’”, the band started touring
the United States, from Washington, DC to Los Angeles,
CA. Again, the band drew packed houses with standing
audiences applauding knock-out performances.
And the legacy continues…
In the year 2008, the band was re-introduced to Henry
Stone, the pioneer of the record industry, founder of
TK Records. Robert Henderson had a dream that the King
Tutt Band would make a comeback. So, he put the dream
into reality, and once again the King Tutt Band is entertaining.
The members are Sheffield Walker on lead guitar, Roosevelt
Bradley on lead guitar, Malon Waits on bass guitar,
Eric Perkins on keyboard and horn arrangements, William
“King” Tutt on percussion, Irving “Bo”
Galigher as vocalist, Eugene Lacey as vocalist, and
A. J. Tutt as background vocalis.
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